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j Page 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 26, 1997 Section Two Bantams Team Standings Virolaincn 26, Perry 25, Norrish 24, Willsher 24, Mulkins 19, Van Hcuvelen 19, Salway 18, LcBlanc 13. High Singles: Brandon Malik 199, Jake Beers 182, David Norrish 180, Bridget Virolaincn 180, Dan Perry 162, Justin Snyder 156, Erika Sanders 154. High Triples - Jake Beers 487, Dan Perry 445, David Norrish 435, Justin Snyder 426, Bridget Virolaincn 418, Vanessa Maynard 415, Erika Sanders 412. Juniors Team Standings - Milner 35, Goswcll 28, Burtch 27, J. Griffin 23, T. Flintoff 23, Hell am 21, Feeney 20, Tennant 18, Blacklock 16, Snider 16, Hayward 14, Mcikle 11. High Singles - Terri Flintoff 218, Adam Goswell 205, Mike Foote 197, Scott Feeney 196, 191, Chris McKay 195, Jason Griffin 195, Adrienne Barrie 194, Sheena Perdue 192, Alison Meikle 189, Jeremy Dutrizac 189, Kyle Milner 187, Shawn Blacklock 187, Ashley Henning 186, Stephanie Gionet 184, Ashley Burtch 182, Tyler Hay ward 181. High Triples - Scott Feeney 547, Terri Flintoff 539, Jason Griffin 527, Ashley Henning 514, Alison Meikle 499, Kyle Milner 499, Sheena Perdue 494, Kim Hell am 485 Shawn Blacklock 472, Adam Goswell 469, Tyler Hayward 469, Mike Foote 468, Jeremy Dutrizac 467, Stephanie Gionet 459, Ashley Burtch 457, Heather Neads 456, Alyssa Henning 450. Seniors Team Standings - Cowan 30, Spoelstra 23, Goswell 23, Welsh 23, Vickery 22, Preston 19, Esselink 15, Harness 12. High Singles - Amanda Welsh 234, 223, Jim Goswell 233, 214, Sonya Vickery 223, Danielle Hubbs 219, Laura Spoelstra 214, 207, Ryan Preston 212, 209, Shane Cowan 211. High Triples - Jim Goswell 630, Amanda Welsh 624. Harold Bennett Tournament On Sunday, February 16, 1997 the YBC held the annual annual Harold Bennett Tournament at Liberty Bowl. This tournament is in honour of the late Harold Bennett without whom YBC would not exist in Bowmanville. Harold ran the YBC program for many, many years. Results: Winning Teams: Girls - Crystal Van Winkle, Carlee Virolaincn, Cassie Grcenley, Joselyn Henning, Total - 1831. Boys - Rob Toutant, Kyle Milner, Justin Willsher, Jeffrey Zinck, Total - 1965. Individual Winners: High Singles - Tykes - Andrea Gerrits 121,.Nicholas Pearson 115. Bantams: Stephanie Van Heuvelen 178, Jake Beers 186. Juniors: Alison Meikle 222, Shawn Blacklock 207. Seniors: Sonya Vickery 238, Dave De Graaf 256. High Triples: Tykes - Samantha Hulcio 282, Michael Hulcio 255. Bantams: Bridget Virolaincn 434, Dan Perry 376. Juniors: Sheena Perdue 531, Jason Griffin 542. Seniors: Laura Spoelstra 583, Jim Goswell 590. Peewee Selects Earn Reputation It seems a fine reputation has been gained by the CRHL Peewee Eagles Select team. The Eagles upheld a season long commitment to play against the Hamilton Mountain Blues on February 2, at the Hamilton Double Rinks. Upon arrival, with available ice time, a back-to-back set of games were arranged. With six regulars regulars absent, reliable spares Jeff Dean and Craig Reed, provided provided the team with great confidence confidence and a hard working effort. The team effort gained a gritty victory with Ian Laflamme supplying a strong set up ability, assisting on Craig Reed's goal. Jeff Ball put it to Ian and he helped gain Tyson Crocker the team's second second goal. Jeff Ball put Clarington ahead 3-1, assisted by Jeff Reynolds. Jeff Reynolds put Ian to the task again in setting up the Eagles fourth goal by Tyson Crocker. Tyson gained the hat-trick from Brent Dechene to win the first game 5-2 for the CRHL Eagles. With a fifteen minute break, confidence carried the character character of a hard working Eagles club as they put it to Hamilton with a 6-0 rout. Kyle Widmeyer provided two goals in his very defensive efforts, • Tyson Crocker, Craig Reed, Jeff, Dean, Jeff Reynolds scored on assists from Tyler Kohn, Sean Mitchell, Ian Laflamme, Jeff Ball, Tyson Crocker and Jeff Reynolds. Later in the week an invitation invitation to play Mariposa, was taken up. Knowing one of the team's early defeats was experienced experienced by this team, the Eagles held firm for the first two periods, going to the dressing dressing room down 3-2. Tyler Kohn woke the team up early in the third, blasting a shot into a small opening seven seconds into the period. Tyson Crocker really put on a drive, following up with four, and Rob Cummer with a good pair of gloves, then scored, while humiliating Mariposa 8- 3. Sean Mitchell added four assists, Nat Fair, Tyler Kohn with two, Kyle Widmeyer trying trying wing for a change gained a goal and two assists, and Justin Osborne produced a point in order to make up a point, per penalty situation. Coaching adversity was put to a very sincere and predominate predominate capability at the Baltimore Arena on February 8. Coach Bob and Coach Mike had to explain and cooperate in a game of good old fashioned pond hockey. With a foul up in communication by not supplying supplying a commitment of referees from the area, everyone in, attendance were impressively suppliéd a great entertainment. FUEL-INJECTOR SERVICE OFF Here's what we'll do: Our experts will clean the injectors for improved engine performance and fuel economy. Give us a try today and start with great value! Offer expires March 8,1997 I Licensed, Trained Technicians • Top Quality Parts • Nationwide Guarantees I m mnADinn TIRE Canadian Tire 2401 Hwy. 2, Bowmanville I-5000 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES MADE BETTER DON'T YOU HATE IT WHEN THIS NANCE A fl